The Key to Susanna

by Hilary Norman

Susanna, a successful model and photographer's wife, lives a contented and fulfilling life, until a shadowy figure from her past resurfaces and threatens to blackmail her in an attempt to resurrect the despair, torment, abuse, and abandonment of her old life

Genres: Fiction

416 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published May 1, 1996

About the author

Born and raised in London, loved reading but deeply lazy about writing at school, preferring drama. A brief acting career, then moved into the production side at the BBC's radio drama department - later at London's Capital Radio, by which time the writing "switch" had been flicked on. Spent as much time as possible travelling in the US, working and writing. First novel, IN LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP published in 1986 after five years of writing. Wrote sagas with big dramatic finishes in the early days, and then, as the body count rose, made the move into psychological suspense and thrillers. Last book LAST RUN soon out in trade paperback, and the latest (and 20th) -RALPH'S CHILDREN - out soon in hardcover.
Living in London with husband Jonathan, and dog Poppy.

Reviews

[Mary (Biblophile) · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a rather long, drawn-out story that could have been told in much shorter time. It really wasn't all that interesting until you got into the meat of the story and that took quite awhile to get there